Giving envelopes can be mailed to the church or to Dr. McGuire's home.
Please place giving envelope inside regular envelope for safe delivery.
Church is located in Novi Michigan - 23455 Novi Road, Novi MI 48375
Please place giving envelope inside regular envelope for safe delivery.
Church is located in Novi Michigan - 23455 Novi Road, Novi MI 48375
Our Mission
The mission of the church is to bring glory to God by making all people into fully devoted worshipers of the Triune God. Our all encompassing objective is to know Christ and to make Him known. This is the purpose of the church.
People who share this mission have five characteristics:
1. They confess Jesus as the Son of God and Savior of sinners.
2. They publicly unite with the Church through baptism.
3. They seek to obey the Scripture in all areas of life.
4. They lovingly serve others in Jesus’ name.
5. They share the good news about Jesus with unbelievers.
The mission of the church is to bring glory to God by making all people into fully devoted worshipers of the Triune God. Our all encompassing objective is to know Christ and to make Him known. This is the purpose of the church.
People who share this mission have five characteristics:
1. They confess Jesus as the Son of God and Savior of sinners.
2. They publicly unite with the Church through baptism.
3. They seek to obey the Scripture in all areas of life.
4. They lovingly serve others in Jesus’ name.
5. They share the good news about Jesus with unbelievers.
Heidelberg Catechism.
Q 10. Will God permit such disobedience and rebellion to go unpunished?
A. Certainly not. He is terribly angry about the sin we were born with as well as the sins we personally commit. As a just judge he punishes them now and in eternity. He has declared:
“Cursed be everyone who does not abide by all things written in this book of the law and do them.”
Q 10. Will God permit such disobedience and rebellion to go unpunished?
A. Certainly not. He is terribly angry about the sin we were born with as well as the sins we personally commit. As a just judge he punishes them now and in eternity. He has declared:
“Cursed be everyone who does not abide by all things written in this book of the law and do them.”
May 02, 2021
Facebook: Online Service - Here's What We Know (Part 2) (Sermon)
YouTube: Online Service - Here's What We Know (Part 2) (Sermon)
Bulletin: Order of Service - In Person Service May 02, 2021.
Facebook: Online Service - Here's What We Know (Part 2) (Sermon)
YouTube: Online Service - Here's What We Know (Part 2) (Sermon)
Bulletin: Order of Service - In Person Service May 02, 2021.
Study Guide for Ladies' Bible Study:
Thessalonians 1 & 2
Ordering the new study guide can be made from Judy Dellinger
10 chapters in the current guide
In Person Tuesday, May 4, 2021
Bible Study lesson 8 - Dynamic Faith (2 Thessalonians 1)
Zoom Wednesday, May 5, 2021
Bible Study lesson 7 - Christian Community (1 Thessalonians 5:12-28)
Call Elaine Clay to be added on the email list to receive Zoom link each week.
Please speak with Judy Dellinger if you would like a guide for the Bible Study.
Help with cleaning the church is needed. If you can help once a week or every other week it would be so much appreciated. Jobs mainly involve dusting and vacuuming various rooms.
Please let Gail Hershenzon know; she can tell you what is needed and how to do it safely.
Email: gdh148@yahoo.com
Please let Gail Hershenzon know; she can tell you what is needed and how to do it safely.
Email: gdh148@yahoo.com
Please pray for the thousands of Christian believers who are loosing their lives around the world.
OpenDoors Website reports:
The COVID-19 crisis has worked as a catalyst in many countries, exposing existing oppression and becoming another tool for persecution. Christians have found it difficult to access humanitarian relief due to high levels of discrimination. Take for instance, India. 80% of Christians receiving aid reported that they were dismissed from food distribution points. Some walked miles and hid their Christian identity to get food elsewhere. Not only did discrimination increase, but there has been an increase in domestic vulnerability during the imposed COVID-19 lockdown measures. Converts to Christianity and women have been particularly under pressure. Reports of the kidnapping, forcible conversion and forced marriage of women and girls have increased. While in some parts of the world, restrictions and curfews largely meant a drop in violence against Christians, in sub-Saharan Africa, the Church faced a significant increase in violence. In fact, the pandemic enabled Islamic extremism to spread in Sub-Saharan Africa. For authoritarian governments, such as China, COVID-19 legitimized increased surveillance and restrictions to control populations that are deviant to the norm, like Christians. But it wasn’t only governments that used the pandemic to their benefit, but also criminal groups. In Latin America, organized criminal groups used the virus as means to extend their control. In Mexico, when pastors and church leaders challenged the criminal groups control, they could be extorted, ambushed, robbed, shot or even killed. As 2021 begins, the pandemic is not finished, and neither are its affects on our persecuted brothers and sisters. Please continue to pray with us for our persecuted family. Remember to pray for all of our church members, some of whom are reluctant to come to our worship service. We miss them and pray that they will remain well.
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